Collaborate Disseminate
From my previous question, I’ve seen that a “Permission to Attack” slip is crucial in ANY Penetration Test. However, that question and its answers and comments have only discusses interactions between the Pentesters and the c… Continue reading How to deal with third parties in physical pentests?
Facebook has served me an ad for a website I visited earlier in the day. I have third party cookies disabled and have not followed any links between the website and Facebook (links which could contain a tracking ID connecting my Facebook a… Continue reading How does Facebook track your browsing without third party cookies?
One of my teacher said “Without asymmetric encryption, we would be forced to use third-party to initiate any connection”.
I don’t understand how it can be possible, what if an attack occur during the communication with the t… Continue reading Handshake without asymmetric encryption
Your organization needs vendors to outsource tasks, and your vendors need you to grow their business. But what should be a simple business transaction between two parties can be hindered by cybersecurity requirements.
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Your vendors probably have cyber gaps. Which are the most common, and how can they be remedied?
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Organizations have much more than just data to lose in a third-party breach. Besides losing consumer confidence and loyalty, companies can face costly penalties for violating data privacy regulations.
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Phishing is an attempt to deceive a victim in order to gain access to confidential information and/or distribute infected files. Even with the latest technologies that prevent many phishing emails from reaching inboxes, and even with the right tra… Continue reading Tips for Your Vendor Security: How to Prevent Phishing Attacks
On Thursday, September 26, Panorays will gather with InfoSec leaders at secureCISO in San Francisco.
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Are there any off the shelf alternatives that come close to achieving the same results as Content Security Policy (CSP)? I understand the importance of CSP but it soon becomes unmanageable with inline script hashes and the in… Continue reading Content Security Policy (CSP) alternatives
Ongoing Security Monitoring has Become a Must
Too often organizations conduct security due diligence when onboarding a third party (e.g., vendor, supplier, outsourced, service provider, consultant) and fail to monitor security throughout the lifec… Continue reading The 3 Lifecycle Stages of Vendor Security Risk Management: Ongoing Monitoring